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「ユニコーンの日」 (Yunikoon no Hi)
“Day of the Unicorn”
Though it technically shouldn’t, it’s quite befitting how “Unicorn” contracts to UC in the logo for this series. Doing so just screams the return to the Universal Century timeline, which started it all for the Gundam franchise.
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Summary:
Chizuru is acting normal again in front of her friends, and after an evening of karaoke, she’s feeling even better.
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Summary:
It’s almost Valentine’s Day, so Kobato decides that the nursery should have a party.
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Summary:
After tying up Tsubasa, Oshino explains to Koyomi that reason that she became like this again is because she’s built up a lot of stress again
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Summary:
It’s now springtime, and Miles’ forces have arrived in Resembool on their way to the East.
This is the second half of the glorious resurrection of the light novel section, started a couple of days ago. Maybe it’s more of a last gasp. Anyway, on to the books!
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Summary:
After this new Poltergeist incident, Kuroko thanks Telestina and chats with her about the interference to AIM dispersion fields.
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Summary:
Celty has been having more dreams of her head and how it’s beyond her grasp, and it makes her uneasy.
I’ve been postponing this way too long, and the longer I wait, the more books keep piling up. In any case, it’s finally time to deal with the light novels I’ve read since I last posted some five months ago. I’ll try to keep it brief, partly because the reason I didn’t post about them in the first place was that I couldn’t work up enough excitement to write a full-length review. And partly because I’m lazy, obviously.
Despite bravely trudging through the following books, my to-read list has actually grown to an insurmountable 122 titles, reaffirming that I have some sort of sickness that compels me to buy books at a ridiculous rate.
